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Emphasizes the importance of reading the manual for safety and warnings.
Explains symbols found on the rating plate for product information.
Displays and explains various safety symbols and their meanings.
Advises on environmentally safe disposal of unwanted materials.
Outlines owner's duties for safe operation, including reading manuals and using safety devices.
Details owner's responsibilities regarding fuel, oil, and air cleaner maintenance.
Lists item numbers, model numbers, weights, and trailer weights for different models.
Provides specifications for engine manufacturer, type, motor, fuel capacity, oil type, and transmission.
Details tyre specifications, pressure, turning radius, and capacity details like blade count and grass collector size.
Lists essential practices for safe operation of ride-on machines.
Warns about the cutting machine's capability to amputate limbs and throw objects.
Advises disconnecting the spark plug wire to prevent accidental starting.
Warns against coasting downhill in neutral to maintain tractor control.
Advises caution when towing, especially on slopes, due to traction loss.
Informs about potential cancer and reproductive harm from engine exhaust constituents.
Warns about lead compounds in batteries and advises washing hands after handling.
Lists crucial rules for operating the machine safely.
Provides detailed instructions and warnings for safe mowing on slopes.
Emphasizes keeping children away from the mowing area and machine.
Provides instructions and warnings for safe towing of equipment.
Details crucial safety measures for handling gasoline to prevent fire and explosion.
Lists safety rules for performing maintenance and repairs on the machine.
Reinforces rules for operating on slopes, including speed and direction.
Outlines checks and preparations to be made before starting to mow.
Provides safety advice and operational tips for during mowing.
Lists steps to take after completing mowing operations.
Offers extra safety rules for operating ride-on mowers.
Advises on appropriate clothing and safety gear for mowing.
Recommends practicing in a safe area to learn controls and emergency stops.
Provides safety instructions for handling and working with the battery.
Stresses that the mower is designed for single-person operation.
Warns against mowing wet grass due to safety and performance issues.
Advises checking and clearing the lawn of removable obstacles.
Warns about the danger of rotating blades and thrown objects.
Emphasizes checking terrain and slopes for safe mowing.
Recommends checking assembly and oil level before initial use.
Details essential safety rules for handling gasoline.
Warns about hot engine and muffler parts that can cause burns.
Offers advice for families getting a new mower.
Stresses the importance of correct assembly, operation, and service.
Highlights the extreme danger of blades and the need for caution.
Advises using only factory-approved accessories for safety.
Recommends using only factory-approved original equipment or replacement parts.
Notes decreased visibility when mowing backward.
Instructions on how to safely leave the mower when the engine is running.
Advises on mowing when tired, angry, or under the influence of substances.
Explains the engine speed governor and advises not to change it.
Guides on selecting appropriate engine and ground speed for terrain.
Advises decreasing ground speed on slopes for safe operation.
Advises against mowing in bad weather conditions.
Stresses the importance of safety devices and their proper function.
Provides guidance for safe mowing when visibility is limited.
Highlights the importance of regular maintenance for safe operation.
Details safety procedures for servicing the mower, including spark plug disconnection.
Instructs on actions to take after hitting a large object and checking for vibration.
Emphasizes blade condition, sharpness, and replacement for safety.
Discusses the use and safety of grass bagger accessories.
Provides tips for achieving a good lawn appearance through mowing techniques.
Suggests alternating mowing direction for healthier grass.
Advises on techniques for cutting very tall or thick grass.
Explains the function of the gear shift lever for movement and acceleration.
Describes the function of the steering wheel for controlling direction.
Explains the gas control lever for choke and engine speed regulation.
Details how to engage and disengage the mower blades.
Details the settings of the key ignition switch for starting and stopping.
Explains the dashboard display and its various warning lights.
Describes the dual function of the brake and clutch pedal.
Explains the operation of the headlight switch.
Describes the function of the parking brake button.
Explains how to adjust the blade cutting height.
Identifies the cutting deck as the guard for rotating blades.
Describes the function of the cutting blades for cutting grass.
Explains the part that channels cut grass to the catcher.
Details the grass catcher's role in collecting clippings and acting as a safety element.
Mentions the stone guard/deflector as an alternative to the grass catcher.
Explains the engine's role in driving blades and wheels.
Describes the battery's role in starting the engine.
Identifies the driver's seat as the operator's position.
Explains the importance of decals for safety reminders.
Notes the inspection hatch for adjustments.
Describes the handle for emptying the grass catcher.
Emphasizes familiarizing with controls before operation for accident prevention.
Shows illustrated diagrams of various tractor components.
Displays various safety and operational decals found on the tractor.
Illustrates the layout of controls on the tractor's panel.
Shows the different positions for the gear shift lever.
Provides instructions on how to measure slope angles using the manual.
Emphasizes mowing up or down slopes, not across, and avoiding steep slopes.
Lists critical warnings for operating on slopes to prevent accidents.
Advises keeping the slope guide accessible and not disposing of it.
Provides guidance for assembling components not installed at the factory.
Stresses filling engine oil and fuel before initial startup as per manual.
Advises removing the spark plug wire before assembly or maintenance.
Details steps for safely removing the lawn tractor from its packaging.
Warns to check for staples in the skid that could puncture tires.
Warns to remove metallic objects before handling the battery to prevent burns.
Advises using gloves and following manufacturer instructions due to dangerous electrolyte.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the battery.
Emphasizes fully charging the battery before starting the engine.
Advises not to start the engine until the battery is fully charged to protect electronics.
Reminds to follow battery manufacturer's instructions for handling and disposal.
Details the steps for fitting the steering wheel onto the tractor.
Mentions locating pin holes for correct steering wheel positioning.
Recommends using a punch or screwdriver for driving the pin.
Provides instructions for installing the seat onto the tractor.
Notes that the seat is adjustable for individual settings.
Lists the individual components required for grass catcher assembly.
Details the steps for assembling the grass catcher frame.
Explains how to check and attach the canvas cover to the frame.
Describes how to attach the straps to the grass catcher frame.
Details attaching the steel cover and handles to the frame.
Explains how to install the emptying lever for the grass catcher.
Lists essential checks and precautions before operating the machine.
States that the operator is responsible for damage and injuries to others.
Advises reading safety regulations and becoming familiar with controls.
Warns against operating under the influence of medications, drugs, or alcohol.
Warns against leaving the machine stopped on high grass with the engine running.
States the machine must not be used on slopes greater than 10°.
Emphasizes performing checks for best results and maximum safety.
Repeats the warning to remove the spark plug wire before assembly or maintenance.
Explains the importance of correct tyre pressure for even mowing.
Lists the correct tyre pressures for front and rear tyres.
Stresses filling with oil and fuel following engine manual instructions.
Advises referring to the engine manufacturer for fuel and oil type.
Details the procedure for checking the engine's oil level.
Explains how to adjust the seat forward and backward.
Provides instructions on how to fill the fuel tank.
Warns about the flammability of petrol and not filling when warm.
Details critical safety measures for re-fuelling, including open areas and no smoking.
Advises against dripping petrol on plastic parts to prevent damage.
Warns that alcohol fuels attract moisture and can damage the fuel system.
Advises on emptying the fuel system for storage longer than 30 days.
Warns against operating the machine without the grass catcher fitted.
Explains the micro switch that turns off the engine if the catcher is disconnected.
Provides steps for attaching the grass catcher.
Advises checking blades for sharpness and secure fitting.
Recommends wearing gloves when handling blades.
A checklist to ensure all preparations are completed before operation.
Advises becoming familiar with controls before starting the tractor.
Explains how to use the throttle control for engine speed adjustment.
Guides on using the choke control for starting a cold engine.
Details how to engage and disengage the mower blades.
Explains the seat switch and its role in blade engagement.
Stresses operating the tractor only in open ventilated areas due to toxic exhaust.
Warns about foreign objects thrown into eyes and the need for eye protection.
Warns to keep hands and feet away from moving parts and housing.
Explains how to change forward speed and direction using the shift lever.
Warns that moving the shift lever without stopping can damage the gearbox.
Provides a table detailing shift lever functions and speeds.
Explains how to adjust the cutting height using the lift lever.
Details the approximate cutting height range and factors affecting it.
Provides recommendations for cutting height based on season and grass height.
Explains the procedure for setting the parking brake.
Lists essential steps before leaving the operator's position.
Provides instructions for transporting the lawn tractor.
Explains the operator presence system that shuts off the engine when the operator leaves the seat.
Details the steps for safely stopping the tractor.
Warns not to leave the key in "ON" position when engine is not running to prevent battery drain.
Advises transferring the gas control lever to "MIN" while braking to prevent belt damage.
Advises stopping the engine when stopping on grass to prevent browning.
Clarifies that the clutch/brake pedal must be fully pushed down to brake.
Advises on throttle control position before stopping to prevent engine backfire.
Emphasizes selecting a safe speed for better control of the unit.
Stresses not removing the deflector and keeping it in the down position.
Warns against riding up or down slopes too steep to back straight up.
Provides guidance on operating the unit on hills, including speed and braking.
Instructs to check the engine oil level and add oil as needed.
Provides instructions and warnings for adding fuel to the tank.
Emphasizes using a safety fuel container.
Repeats warning about alcohol fuels causing acid deposits during storage.
Advises emptying the fuel system for storage longer than 30 days.
Provides notes on carburetor calibration and high-altitude adjustments.
Warns about the operator presence system and its function.
Lists the conditions that must be met before the engine will start.
Details the steps for starting the engine, including choke and pedal use.
Outlines the steps for starting a cold engine.
Provides advice for starting a warm engine.
Warns against holding the key in the START position for too long.
Lists essential safety checks before starting the engine.
Advises lifting the mowing mechanism when moving the tractor off the lawn.
States the machine is not approved for public roads.
Explains how to drive the tractor forward.
Warns that sudden pedal engagement can cause tipping.
Details the dual functions of the clutch and brake pedal.
Explains how to engage and drive in reverse.
Warns about battery acid fumes and sparks.
Provides notes on jump-starting the tractor with a weak battery.
Advises on seat position when starting the engine.
Details the steps for connecting jumper cables for jump starting.
Outlines the reverse procedure for disconnecting jumper cables.
Advises checking the blade rotation control for correct adjustment.
Recommends checking oil and spark plug wire before use.
Advises checking belts are routed properly and checking wiring.
Notes the importance of the seat switch wire connection for starting.
Advises charging the battery every three months for electric start models.
Recommends using the shift lever for ground speed control, not the throttle.
Explains that belt noise can be normal when engaging blades or clutch.
Details the steps to begin cutting grass.
Provides a guide for speed and gearing based on lawn cutting conditions.
Recommends turning on blade drive while gas control lever is central for belt wear.
Advises turning blades OFF and lifting mechanism when crossing obstacles.
Explains how to attach and adjust support wheels on the mowing mechanism.
Warns to perform wheel work with the engine OFF and blades disengaged.
Advises removing objects from the lawn and ensuring proper clothing and safety.
Explains how to adjust the cutting height using the lift lever.
Advises cutting very tall grass twice in a 24-hour period.
Provides tips for maintaining a nice, green, and soft lawn appearance.
States that cutting dry grass is always better.
Recommends cutting grass higher during hot, dry periods.
Emphasizes blade condition for preventing grass yellowing.
Advises caution when mowing near bushes or kerbs to avoid deck damage.
Explains the importance of full engine speed for a sharp cut.
Suggests alternating cutting directions for lawn appearance.
Advises mowing frequency based on grass growth rate.
Discusses causes and solutions for collector system blockage.
Mentions the combination of cuts for better lawn appearance.
Advises reducing speed if the grass container gets clogged.
Advises checking the cutting level of the mower housing.
Reiterates the importance of correct tyre pressure for a level cut.
Advises checking and tightening blades before each use.
Stresses keeping blades sharp to prevent grass yellowing.
Warns against cutting or bagging wet grass due to discharge issues.
Suggests using both sides of the mower housing to trim near objects.
Recommends discharging cut grass onto the mowed area for evenness.
Provides guidance on mowing large areas with a side discharge mower.
Advises operating at FAST throttle for engine performance and bagger use.
Suggests using slower speeds for better cutting performance.
Identifies slopes and rough terrain as major factors in accidents.
Advises not to mow if feeling uneasy on a slope or unable to back up.
Warns about obstacles on hillsides that can cause loss of control.
Highlights that uneven terrain can overturn the machine.
Provides safety tips for movement on slopes, including speed and turns.
Warns never to go downhill in neutral; always keep the tractor in gear.
Advises reducing speed before any change of direction on slopes.
Warns against using reverse to reduce speed going downhill.
Warns that machine control may be lost on slippery surfaces.
Advises reducing forward speed before going downhill to prevent tipping.
Mentions that grass baggers can change machine stability.
Advises avoiding starting or stopping on a slope.
Emphasizes having enough space to roll when starting or stopping on a hill.
Details steps for starting again on a hill.
Advises against stopping or changing speed settings on a hill.
Advises engaging a low gear or parking brake before leaving the tractor unattended.
Warns not to let the grass catcher become too full to prevent blocking.
Details the steps for emptying the grass catcher container.
Notes that emptying can only be completed when blades are disengaged.
Lists reasons for collector channel blockage.
Provides steps to take if the collector channel becomes blocked.
States that unblocking the channel must only be performed when the engine is turned OFF.
Lists the steps to take after finishing mowing.
Advises setting the accelerator to SLOW before stopping to avoid backfire.
Stresses removing the ignition key when leaving the tractor unattended.
Warns not to leave the key in "ON" position when engine is not running to prevent battery drain.
Details the steps for cleaning the tractor after each use.
Advises against using a high-pressure cleaner for cleaning.
Warns against using hose-nozzles or harsh detergents for cleaning.
Explains how to wash the inside of the mowing mechanism.
Advises selecting a suitable shelter for storing the tractor.
Explains how to disconnect the battery for storage longer than a month.
Mentions lubricating all joints as shown in the manual.
Details emptying the fuel tank for extended storage.
Warns to remove dry grass cuttings from the engine area to prevent fire.
Advises storing the battery in a cool, dry place and recharging as needed.
Emphasizes safety precautions before cleaning, maintenance, or repair.
States that worn or damaged parts must be replaced, not repaired.
Advises on proper disposal of used oil, fuel, and other pollutants.
Outlines points requiring checks, lubrication, and routine maintenance.
Explains lubrication points, types, and frequencies.
A table detailing maintenance tasks for the machine and their frequency.
A table detailing maintenance tasks for the engine and their frequency.
Provides a general guide to scheduled maintenance tasks and their frequency.
Advises general lubrication when the machine is left unused for a long period.
Recommends at least two people for lifting the tractor to ensure safety.
Details the steps for lifting the lawn tractor into a perpendicular position.
Advises removing the battery before lifting to prevent electrolyte leakage.
Recommends checking fuel level before lifting to ensure balance.
Advises checking that the tractor is well supported and balanced.
Refers to the manual for engine operation and maintenance.
Advises checking seal position when refitting the plug.
Warns about the critical need for tractor stability before performing work.
Provides recommendations for troubleshooting blade vibration.
Offers solutions for blades tearing grass or causing yellow lawns.
Suggests adjustments for an uneven cut.
Provides guidance for abnormal blade engagement.
Advises adjusting the brake spring if braking is not effective.
Suggests adjusting the spring if the grass catcher jumps or opens.
Explains how to remove and replace the tractor lamps.
Explains that the fuse protects electric circuits and electronics.
Stresses replacing a blown fuse only with the same type and rating.
Details the steps for removing wheels using split pins.
Advises applying waterproof oil on the axle before refitting a wheel.
Advises checking rear wheels for size and cutting deck horizontal level.
Stresses setting mowing mechanism level for uniform cut lawn.
Notes that tyres must be properly inflated for correct adjustment.
Provides steps for adjusting the cutting height using screws.
Explains measuring blade tip distance to the ground for proper height.
Recommends the front part of the blade to be 5-10 mm lower than the rear for best results.
Suggests checking the height at various levels after adjustment.
Explains how to adjust the tension of the blade drive belt using a nut.
Defines the correct spring length for proper blade drive tension.
Explains how to adjust the brake spring if braking distance increases.
Warns not to adjust spring length below 27mm to avoid overloading the brake unit.
Advises contacting the service center if the brake still does not work properly.
Advises replacing belts immediately upon signs of wear, using genuine parts.
Notes that belt replacement is complicated and requires a licensed service center.
Explains how to adjust drive belt nuts for proper power transmission.
Details how to adjust belt tension using the adjustment nut.
Explains checking chain tension after setting the drive conversion unit to the highest gear.
Describes adjusting belt position and tension if slipping occurs.
Recommends authorized service centers for belt adjustments.
Explains how to adjust the spring tension for the drive conversion unit.
Reiterates checking blade sharpness, hubs, and the dangers of loose blades.
Repeats the warning to wear strong gloves when handling blades.
Warns that blade operations require familiarity and special tools, recommending service centers.
States that damaged or bent blades must always be replaced, not repaired.
Emphasizes using only manufacturer's genuine replacement blades.
Explains how to sharpen blades and handle them safely.
Details how to check blade balance after sharpening.
Advises on the correct direction and position of blades when assembling.
Lists causes and corrections for the tractor failing to start.
Provides troubleshooting steps for an engine that is hard to start.
Lists causes and corrections for the engine not turning over.
Addresses issues where the engine clicks but doesn't start.
Explains how to prevent the engine from backfiring when turned off.
Troubleshoots the issue of the engine running after the operator leaves the seat.
Lists causes and corrections for loss of drive in the tractor.
Lists causes and corrections for the tractor losing power while operating.
Provides troubleshooting for issues causing a poor or uneven grass cut.
Lists causes and corrections for poor grass discharge.
Addresses causes and solutions for excessive vibration.
Troubleshoots why mower blades are not rotating.
Lists potential causes and solutions if the battery is not charging.
Identifies the lawn tractor models (T130, T140, T160, T180).
Shows an exploded view diagram of the main tractor components.
Lists major components of the lawn tractor with part numbers.
Details differences in parts for models T130, T140, T160, T180.
An illustrated breakdown of tractor parts labeled with numbers.
Lists parts for the lawn tractor with part numbers and quantities.
Continues the list of lawn tractor parts with part numbers and quantities.
Continues the list of lawn tractor parts with part numbers and quantities.
An illustrated breakdown of tractor parts labeled with numbers.
Lists parts for the lawn tractor with part numbers and quantities.
Continues the list of lawn tractor parts with part numbers and quantities.
Continues the list of lawn tractor parts with part numbers and quantities.
Continues the list of lawn tractor parts with part numbers and quantities.
An illustrated breakdown of tractor parts labeled with numbers.
Continues the illustrated breakdown of tractor parts.
Lists parts for the lawn tractor with part numbers and quantities.
Continues the list of lawn tractor parts with part numbers and quantities.
An illustrated breakdown of tractor parts labeled with numbers.
Lists parts for the lawn tractor with part numbers and quantities.
Continues the list of lawn tractor parts with part numbers and quantities.
An illustrated breakdown of cutting deck components.
Lists parts for the cutting deck with part numbers and quantities.
Continues the list of cutting deck parts with part numbers and quantities.
Continues the list of cutting deck parts with part numbers and quantities.
An illustrated breakdown of front axle components for T130/T160.
An illustrated breakdown of front axle components for T140/T180.
Lists parts for the front axle with part numbers and quantities.
An illustrated breakdown of lifting lever components.
Lists parts for the lifting lever with part numbers and quantities.
An illustrated breakdown of hub components.
Lists parts for the hub with part numbers and quantities.
An illustrated breakdown of rear axle components labeled 15A.
Lists parts for the rear axle (15A) with part numbers and quantities.
An illustrated breakdown of rear axle components labeled 15B.
Lists parts for the rear axle (15B) with part numbers and quantities.
Continues the list of rear axle parts with part numbers and quantities.
Continues the list of rear axle parts with part numbers and quantities.
An illustrated breakdown of hood components.
Lists parts for the hood with part numbers and quantities.
An illustrated breakdown of panel components.
Lists parts for the panel with part numbers and quantities.
Shows the wiring diagram and layout of the electrical system.
Details the wiring connections for various electrical components.
Lists parts for the electrical system with part numbers and quantities.
An illustrated breakdown of seat components.
Lists parts for the seat with part numbers and quantities.
An illustrated breakdown of bunker components.
Lists parts for the bunker with part numbers and quantities.
An illustrated breakdown of gear shifting components.
Lists parts for the gear shifting mechanism with part numbers and quantities.
An illustrated breakdown of segment components.
Lists parts for the segment with part numbers and quantities.
An illustrated breakdown of plate components.
Lists parts for the plate with part numbers and quantities.
Shows the location of various decals on the tractor.
Illustrates the key ignition switch and light controls.
Shows the shift lever and parking brake controls.
Lists decals with their part numbers and quantities.
An index linking ordering numbers to group and catalogue item numbers.
Continues the index linking ordering numbers to group and catalogue item numbers.
Continues the index linking ordering numbers to group and catalogue item numbers.
Continues the index linking ordering numbers to group and catalogue item numbers.
General| Brand | MGG |
|---|---|
| Model | Gizmow T160 |
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Language | English |
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